[Adventurer] Adventure Time

Adventurer
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The level Adventure Time is ready for testing.

It takes place in the Game Dev 2 campaign, and demonstrates spawning enemies over time using game.time.

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This is a great and simple level which allows users to see the code. I like it.

I am sad that I only got 10XP and no gems.

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Only for subscribers?

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Adventurer levels are usually ā€œfreeā€, at least until they go publicā€¦

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We de-adventurer-ed a bunch of Game Dev levels recently, and this one got caught up in the sweep. It should be fixed now, and available for testing.

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no issues, nice level

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Are you sure? I got some gemsā€¦

@Catsync

Either way, I think itā€™s a great level for beginners!

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I think it is fun, though i got little gems :anguished:

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Unfortunately, no matter which way I tried, the guardian wouldnā€™t attack the munchkins. The code to attack the munchkins was already in place when I loaded the level, so perhaps itā€™s a bug? Iā€™m doing the Python version, and this is the code Iā€™m talking about.

def onSpawn(event):
    while True:
        unit = event.target
        enemy = unit.findNearestEnemy()
        if enemy:
            unit.attack(enemy)

game.setActionFor("munchkin", "spawn", onSpawn)

I couldnā€™t pass the level because even though the code looks correct, the guardian wouldnā€™t attack the munchkins. The other aspect, which is the spawning of the munchkins, worked just fine. Maybe itā€™s a bug? All the previous levels worked fine.

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Howdy and welcome to the forum!

Actually, you donā€™t need attack code in the game devsā€¦just click on the munchkin and your guardian will attack.

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Thanks for your help! It worked when I clicked on them. Maybe Iā€™m just dumb. However, the code I referred to above doesnā€™t seem to hint at needing to click them; it appears as if it should automatically attack them. Maybe Iā€™m reading the code wrong? Iā€™m a beginner after all.

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You are quite welcome! Honestly, I donā€™t remember if/where it was ever stated. However, think of the game dev levels as where you code for the playerā€¦what are they going to do when they attempt to play your ā€˜gameā€™? They are going to start clicking everything, arenā€™t they :wink:

I think your code was good, that which you posted above, just a little misplacedā€¦you are not the only one to get thrown off track by not needing to design attack code. Besides, every single one of us was a beginner at some point too :slight_smile: